Emergency call-out
A down spindle bleeds money by the hour. Say “machine down” in the first line and it goes to the top — diagnosis starts on the phone, travel starts after.
MS² Service and repair — any make
Dealers service what they sell. We service what you own.
This is the bread and butter, not a department. Emergency call-out, fault diagnosis, alignment and geometry, rebuilds and scheduled maintenance — on Swiss and fixed-headstock machines regardless of who put the badge on them.
01 What we do
Diagnosis first. Parts second, and only the ones the diagnosis names.
Troubleshooting
Nothing gets replaced until something gets proven. Chasing the actual fault costs less than a parts cannon and is the reason the fix stays fixed.
Alignment and geometry
Levelling, alignment and geometry checks after a crash, a move, or years of quiet drift. Documented numbers before and after.
Rebuilds
Spindles, way systems, turrets, guide bushings. The machines other people wrote off, brought back to spec and put back to work.
Preventive maintenance
Scheduled PMs matched to your hours, your materials and your coolant chemistry — so the emergency call does not have to happen.
Installation and integration
Bar feeders, high-pressure coolant, chip management and live-tool upgrades specified and installed as one working system rather than a pile of parts.
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02 Machines we support
Swiss and sliding headstock
Deep experience across the sliding-headstock platforms, including the guide-bushing and bar-feed problems that generic service companies tend to hand back.
Multitasking and turning centres
Turn-mill platforms with driven tools, sub-spindles and Y-axis, where a fault can hide behind three interacting systems.
Machining centres
Vertical and horizontal, for the shops that run both and would rather call one number.
Not an OEM depot
We are an independent service company, not a factory repair depot, and we say so. What we bring is diagnosis, field experience and the applications knowledge to stop the fault recurring.
Is it down right now?
Say so in the first line and it jumps the queue. If it is not urgent, tell us what it is doing, what changed, and what has already been tried — that last one saves everybody a day.